Edge Computing is seen by many as the next revolution for processing data. Advancements in technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and 5G will fuel Edge Computing and make it a reality for almost every business. It brings processing power to everyday objects and incredibly detailed analytics that will enable organisations of every shape, size and sector to develop compelling new propositions that are more efficient and deliver a better experience for customers, patients and citizens.

It is clear today that you no longer need to be sat at a desk in an office to your job. A seismic shift to remote working has demonstrated that employees can be as, if not more, productive while based at home – or anywhere else for that matter.

What does business need now? The business of predicting the future of business is loud this year, with insights into the future becoming increasingly urgent: Transform, now, hurry. But no one could have predicted 2020 and the impact it would have on the business world. If we sit still for a moment, and sift through the noise, what are some of the things that businesses with a passion for growth actually need? What are the pain points? And what are the solutions?

By Richard Enderby, Cyber Security Practice Lead

By Richard Enderby, Cyber Security Practice Lead

By Joshua Shields - Practice Lead, Technology Lifecycle - SAM, Adoption & Customer Success at CDW.

As consumers today, we are more aware than ever of the choices we make daily, and their potential impact on the environment. It factors into our purchasing behaviour – from groceries and electronic goods to cars and travel.

Organisations that fail to prepare are preparing to fail, says Kyle Davies, Practice Lead - Integrated Technology Architecture at CDW. No-one can predict the future, but we can do our best to prepare for potentially disruptive events.

Most of us are now operating with a 100% dispersed employee population, using tools and connectivity probably not scaled for this level of disruptive working for long period of time. So, we turn our thoughts to how do we handle remote operations. How, do we bolster up the right services to replace the ability of our employees to work from their normal office desk?

Neil Bailey, Head of Education at CDW, explains how software could help ensure the safe return of students to university following the COVID-19 outbreak.